n.p. n.p., [ca. 1918-1930]. Two unused real photo postcards captioned “Costume of Mohawk Indian Chief” and numbered 63B and 64B. Presumably issued between 1918-1930 based on Azo markings around the stamp box. We were unable to find any info on where these were issued, although they were presumably offered to..... More
Belmont, Massachusetts: American Opinion, [1973]. A John Birch Society pamphlet on the “plastic revolutionaries” of the American Indian Movement (A.I.M.) who use thuggery and militant tactics to bully the government and liberal churches into funding them and acceding to their demands. Like all other radical activity, the JBS contends that..... More
Lancaster, California: International Prehistoric Relic Collectors' Association, 1941. A near complete run lacking only the fourth and final issue of this magazine of the International Prehistoric Relic Collectors' Association (IPRCA), which was founded by Antelope Valley Indian Museum curator Rexford Johnson "to insure genuineness of Indian relics bought from member..... More
Cherokee, NC: The Tribal Council of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, 1971. Two issues of this weekly North Carolina Native American newspaper reporting on the life and activities of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Issues include Vol. 4, Nos. 40-41. Tabloid format printed in black on newsprint, 4..... More
Strawberry Plains, TN: Native American Indian Media Corporation, 1987. The third and final issue of this Native American newspaper published in Tennessee. The paper was founded in 1986 by Dr. Macaki Peshewa, an Air Force veteran, who co-founded the Tennessee Indian Council, founded the Indian Historical Society, Native American Indian..... More
Orrtanna, Adams County, Pa. White Squaw Publishing Company, ©1921. First Edition. The first fictional account of the 1758 kidnapping of Irish-American girl Mary Jemison by Shawnee Indians and French soldiers during the French and Indian War. Jemison and most of her family (two of her brothers hid during the raid)..... More